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KATIPUNAN: A PRECURSOR TO A WOKE GENERATION Christian Bernard A. Melendez Senior Shrine Curator, Museo ng Katipunan-Pinaglabanan Memorial Shrine  In today’s world, the reality is that injustices, biases, racism are prevalent—from hatred towards the other gender to prejudices to skin color. However, to counter this hatred, there are human beings who exert their efforts in continue reading : KATIPUNAN: A PRECURSOR TO A WOKE GENERATION

The National Historical Commission of the Philippines, through the 2022 General Appropriations Act (GAA), intends to apply the sum of One Million Nine Hundred Thousand Pesos (₱ 1,900,000.00) being the Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC) to payments under the contract for the Design, Development and Maintenance of the Corporate Website and Online Digital Library continue reading : Request for Expression of Interest – Design, Development and Maintenance of the Corporate Website and Online Digital Library and Collections Portal of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP)

Christian Bernard A. Melendez Senior Shrine Curator, Museo ng Katipunan-PMS We are all familiar with our National Anthem – the Lupang Hinirang. Ever since we went to school, we were taught how it should be sung and when it should be played. The anthem was played for the first time after the proclamation of Philippine continue reading : That Other National Anthem

Diana A. Galang Librarian, Serafin D. Quiason Resource Center National Historical Commission of the Philippines The Philippines witnessed significant economic changes in the 19th-century. Among these was the end of the famed Galleon Trade in 1815 after almost two centuries of pioneering globalization and exposing the Philippines to the world. It opened new opportunities to continue reading : A 19th Century British Company in Manila through an NHCP Rare Manuscript

Jose Rizal had young male students that he affectionately called chicos or boys from his Dapitan community school that he established while in exile. Searching for Rizal’s male students was like trying to trace his children, if he had any. Each of Rizal’s students had his own story of how his beloved Maestro Rizal enriched continue reading : LOS CHICOS DE RIZAL: Jose Rizal’s Students and Dapitan Community School

by Albert Vincent F. Barretto Water binds people together and helps establish communities where culture flourishes and life is nourished. It is precisely for this reason that the town of Dapitan was established beside a calm bay at the northernmost tip of the Zamboanga Peninsula.  During the last decade of the 19th century, Dapitan witnessed continue reading : FLOWING WATERS OF DAPITAN: LINAO AND TALISAY WATERWORKS

Notice is hereby given on the postponement of the scheduled submission of eligibility documents and shortlisting of eligible bidders for  the following project under competitive bidding, to wit: